Sweden
PANGOLIN BUYS SWEDISH SPORTS WEB SITE
Pangolin, the independent sports media company,has bought the the popular Scandinavian multi-sport siteSportNow (www.SportNow.se).
SEVEN BILLION TUNE INTO EURO 2000
The EURO 2000 football championships were watched by a cumulative audience of seven billion people, a new survey reveals.
BERLIN TO HOST SPEEDWAY GP
Berlin will host its first Speedway Grand Prix when the series comes to the Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Stadium on May 5, 2001.
S-Comm Continues to Expand
Research and evaluation specialist S-Comm is expanding its support office in Sweden with three new staff members.
BELGIUM IN EXTREME TV EXPANSION
The Extreme Sports Channel has extended it reach to include the city of Louvain in Belgium.
KELLOGGS TO SPONSOR NBA
Kellogg's and the National Basketball Association have signed a multi-year sponsorship agreement.
RADIOACTIVE SAND ROW IN DAVIS CUP TIE
Russia may file an official complaint against a Swedish company that supplied radioactive sand for a court being laid for a Davis Cup quarter-final.
SOCCER POWERS DEADLOCKED OVER TRANSFERS
Representatives from FIFA, UEFA, Europe's leading clubs and the players' union met on Tuesday to discuss proposed changes to soccer's transfer system but were unable to reach any agreement.
STOCKHOLM TO STAGE SPEEDWAY MEETING
Stockholm?s Olympic Stadium will host its first speedway meeting for nearly thirty years when the Speedway Grand Prix hits the Swedish capital on Saturday 29 September 2001.
SWEDES GIVE CAUTIOUS WELCOME TO EURO PLAN
Leading Swedish clubs AIK Stockholm, IFK Gothenburg and Helsingborg might be interested in playing in a new European league if governing body UEFA backs the idea.
FOUR COUNTRIES TO FORM JOINT BID FOR EURO 2008
Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland have agreed to submit a joint application to host the European soccer championship finals in 2008.
CLUB OWNER JOHNSON SET TO SPRINKLE MAGIC ON COURT
Basketball legend Magic Johnson is to return to Sweden to play more games for MagicM7, a basketball team from the Swedish town of Boras which he bought earlier this year ? say Swedish newspapers.
ICE HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS IN HOST DILEMMA
Norway?s bid to stage this year?s ice hockey world championships could be scuppered by a new anti-alcohol sponsorship law.
SPORTAL FINALLY SECURES FUNDING
European internet sports network Sportal has finalised a new round of funding for its operations, which the company envisages will see it through to profitability in early 2002.
FIFA AND UEFA STILL OPTIMISTIC ON TRANSFERS
FIFA and UEFA are confident of reaching agreement on new player transfer rules within 10 days.
TENNIS FANS VIEW ONLINE KAMERA
Internet TV company Kamera is to broadcast the ATP Scania Stockholm Open online next week.
PAYFORVIEW.COM SECURES SOCCER INTERNET RIGHTS
PayForView.com, integrated on-line and off-line entertainment company, has acquired the internet broadcast rights to two international soccer games: The USA woman's championship team versus. Norway on July 30th and the Benfica versus Liverpool game on August 5th.
EXTREME SPORTS CHANNEL LAUNCHES IN GERMANY
Extreme Sports Channel, the adventure and adrenaline sports service, is now available on digital cable in Germany.